I'm looking for a non-plastic cup that my kids can drink a thin smoothie from on the way to daycare. Will this work?
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Yes. The straw is large and easy to be used. The temperature of the drinks is manteined too.
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Yes should be able to. The straw is a two piece but straight-through straw, no leak-proof vault like regular sippy cup, so smoothie should be able to go through. (It's leak-proof by closing the lid onto the straw) Just make sure to use a straw brush to clean the straw really well afterwards to avoid mold.
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Its all herehttp://www.usa.philips.com/c-p/SCF782_13/avent-toddler-cups-natural-drinking-cup/specifications
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It would, but I think it is to flimsy to hold an actual cup. Sippy cup would probably work well.
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Yes. I use mine for smoothies a lot...even for milk shake consistency. The straw is wide enough and, if needed, you can remove the straw and shake up the smoothie to redistribute the ingredients (in the event that you didn't drink it right away).
1954713
I use it for smoothies all the time and works great. We don't have any glass/jar that it fits in. We use a large measuring cup.
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I use them for what I consider to be "thick" smoothies...I wouldn't use them for bubble teas or something like that, because the diameter is the same as a normal straw. I make smoothies using smoothies, fruit (some frozen) and very little liquid and the straws work great for those.
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No. This is a two part straw where both parts are removable. Though we have only used this cup for milk and water, I don't think it would be great for smoothies. The straw is pretty skinny so I have to believe it would be hard to suck something thick from.
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I don't know for sure, but I would assume not as this is not food but a food storage and way to help children consume food... ideally healthier food. ;o) You could call your local WIC office. Do they fund the purchase of sippy cups, bottles etc.? If so, then maybe.
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The diameter is larger than a regular cup and I doubt they would fit in a standard booster seat cupholder. The 4 oz version of the take and toss would probably fit though - or the take and toss sippy cups.
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yeah if you shake them up side down they will leak but my kids dont shake there cups upside down so i didnt see that as an issue for me. but any sippy cup will do that. there really is no such thing as a 100 percent free leak cup i wish there was.
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The plastic portion is very sturdy however a child could possibly tear the rubber spout off if gnawed on long enough, then you may have a chocking hazard. Don't mistaken this for a sippy cup.
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I used the glass Dr Browns bottle and it worked so-so. To be honest...The material is flimsy and my daughter never liked it. I'd save the money for something more useful.
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I bought this plastic version to replace the glass one I originally got with my Beehive blender. I like it better than the glass. It is lighter and I don't worry when my kids make a smoothie or milkshake. When the other one broke it was a horrible, dangerous mess.
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If you remove the silicone valve, it's absolutely suitable for a smoothie. I've given my daughter smoothies in hers with and without the valve and she has trouble sucking out the smoothie with the valve in.
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No one really high quality cup. However I have 3 kids. I did get an apology for the misunderstanding. I sent it back and was refunded.
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it is plastic but you can bend it so it is not completely hard... if you want something soft in this shape try NUK they have a silicone mouth piece and you can get the cup 2 different sizes.
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well, my daughter used the smoothie thing and it worked well...we are infrequent users of the blender, only for shakes..cost/benefit ratio works.